The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-02
The Situation at the French
Capital.
GREVY WILL NOT RESIGN.
for His Resignation-"Ab has
Ferry! ''-'Vivs 9reVy!"
The French,

| the change IN the situation he did mo-
propose to make communication tC
Parliament to-day. NJ. Rouvier will
announce this decision of M. Grevy to
the Chamber of Deputies and will ten
der the resignation ofthe CABINET.
1t is reported thaFPresident Grevy
will shortly form & new cabinet.
Noon The Official Gazette publishes
the withdrawal of the resignation of the
| Rouvier cabinet. The withdrawal was
made at the request of the President.
| The Journal deS DebatS advocates the
election of NJ. Ferry to the presidency.
The party of the Right has resolved not
to support any Republican candidate.
General Ferron, minister of war in
the ROuvier cabinet, has been ap-
pointed grand officer of the Legion of
Honor.
Threats have been made OF a revolu-
| tionary demonstration in front of the
Chamber of Deputies to-day. but they
are not regarded as serious. Extensive
military and police precautions have
been taken, however, to guard against
an outbreak.
When the Chamber of Deputies as
rem bled NJ. Rouvier announced that
| the president had reCOnsidered his de-
clsion to send a message to the Cham
Der containing his resignation, and
therefore the Cabinet had again re
| signed. The announcement of the
action of the ministry was greeted with
continued applause by members of the
! Left. NJ. Richard, president of the Left
groups, moved that the sitting be sus-
pended. Members of the Right and
Extreme Left murmured at this pro-
NJ dfnrr.na
claimed: "Dissolution would be pref
cradle"
p.m.-The Chamber of Deputies
took recess until pm. Great crowds
surrounded The legislative building, but
they are orderly, and there is no sign at
pr, sent of a revolution.
At the ministerial council this morn
ing, the P! esident informed M. RouYier
that he believed that public opinion
was now in his favor, and that he could
form new cabinet. When NJ. Rouvier
LETT the chamber he proceeded to the
Palace of Elysee, and had a confer nee
with the President. 1t is reported that
M. Flourens is trying to form cabinet.
The crowd in front Cf the parliament
building numbers several thousand and
is incr, asing in density. Cries of "A
has Ferry" and "ViVe Grevy" are fire.
QuentIy heard. The police keep the
people moving, and are now clearing
the approaches to the Chamber.
The Chamber reassembled at / pm,
but further recess was taken until 6
O'Clock. The Senate took recess until
8Oclock.
NJ. Paul Decroulede, leader OF the
Patriotic League, addressed section of
the crowd outside the Chamber, and
gave the crowd "Vive Grevy" and
"Vlve Boulanger." People rejoined
with cries of "a has CREW" and
"Vive La Republigue." This Garde Re
publicaine assisted tho police to clear
the whole space between the Palais
Bourbon and the quays. The public
are refused admission to the Palais
Bourbon.
CHICAGO, December IA special to
the Daily Meas from Paris says: 1t is
impossible to test the temper of the
French people at present. Radicals
who are at the bottom of the trouble
are on the run, AID it looks as though
Clemenceau' efforts to pull down the
pillar of the temple would be frus-
trated. Radicals like Rochsfort, and
Destructionists like DeRoulde, have
abandoned the conspiracy to over
throw Grevy, under pretense of
wiping out the governmental shame
and scandal. Alarmed by the uncoh-
scious boost they had given their great
enemy, Ferry, they are now offering
their support to Grevy. Clemenceau.
himself disconnected by the vision of
ruin disclosed, has humbled himself to
Grevy, but the president has declined
all compromising overtures. Depart
ments are pouring ia protests and mag
are forwarding kilograms. say
ing that the persistence of the Radicals
would annihilate the republic. There
is now the presented spectacle of many
who have been Grevy's bitterest foes
during the past two weeks, grovelling at
his feet. Paris is calm, but 1t |
is calm which causes distrust |
on the part of the authorities, and pre- |
cautions have been redoubled. The !
streets are being Plaoaroed in all direc-
tioas with posters which are torn down
IS fast as possible by the police. These |
read: People of Paris The Republic |
s in danger. Congress is about to name
irevy's successor at Versailles. There
county to Ferry, the famine breeder;
20 Ferry, the Tenquinois; to Ferry, the
valet of Bismarck. ReI ublicaRs of all |
hadeE, Socialists or Revolutiopa -iesShall
We allow such crime TO be perpetrated7
10; thousand times ne. Blood must
lot flow nsedlessiy, bat We will not re-
oil before airy sacrifice to save France
rom being represented by the meanest
# traitors. Citizens, let us be ready and
Eatchful. The Republic is in dangerP
There was big demonstration in front
f the Russian embassy to-day, the
rewd shouting "Vive la Russie,''' and
be police dispersed the gathering.
p.m.-The Chamber of Deputies a.
burned until o'clock, awaiting the
promised from the
resident. When the session was re :
1med at t O'Clock. order was sub
aitted and met with applause from
9th the Left and Centre. 1t was earned
V vote of 531 against g. NJ Rouvier
hen returned to the palace to Commune
cate 10 NJ. Grevy the result of the vsie.
t is reFOT led that when he informed III,
revy tas+ the sitting was suspended
le Hnes,G.eat replied that the ministers
avEzg resigned, he coRld not be
b assse& with any communication to
le chamber. N. Kouvisr has freely
< RseSsed die opinion that the Presi-
snt will only resign under 2 pressure
hostile msEafesta'ien by the Cham